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1. Reflecting on the USDA Agricultural Trade Mission to Vietnam

This month, Mallory Gaines, Ivy Torres and I had the privilege of joining the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s agricultural trade mission to Vietnam, where we represented the American Feed Industry Association alongside a diverse group of agribusiness leaders. Led by USDA Under Secretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs Alexis Taylor, this mission provided a unique opportunity to further explore the market and strengthen relationships between U.S. agribusiness and key players in Vietnam.

Tags: Vietnam
By Gina Tumbarello
2. AFIA Signs MOU with Vietnamese Feed and Animal Husbandry Associations

The American Feed Industry Association (AFIA) signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Vietnam Feed Association (VFA) and Animal Husbandry Association of Vietnam (AHAV) to strengthen Vietnam's feed and animal production industries. The signing ceremony, held in Hanoi, Vietnam, on Sept. 12, highlighted the trilateral commitment to foster growth, innovation and sustainability in these sectors within Vietnam.

Tags: Vietnam
By Victoria Broehm
3. Understanding the Preferences and Perceptions of US Pet Food Among Vietnamese Veterinarians

In addition to the feed additives survey the American Feed Industry Association recently conducted in the Vietnamese market, we also reached out to the pet food industry for their thoughts.

Tags: Pet Food, Vietnam
By Madison Wyman
4. Navigating the Vietnamese Feed Additives Market: Insights and Future Prospects

The American Feed Industry Association (AFIA) has maintained a strong presence in Vietnam despite the ever-changing global markets, intense competition and general uncertainty. By staying informed and open to new opportunities, the AFIA provides Vietnamese feed companies with valuable insights into U.S. feed additives. Through meetings with stakeholders in Vietnam, our global policy team has gathered crucial data, shedding light on the industry’s efforts to compete in Vietnam’s feed additive sector. 

Tags: Vietnam, Trade, Global Competitiveness, Global Market Access
By Madison Wyman
5. Trade Missions – What Are They and How Can They Support the Export of Animal Food?

Over the last few years, the American Feed Industry Association (AFIA) has significantly expanded its support for members in international areas. Our efforts have now broadened to include developing stronger relationships with foreign and international feed associations as well as with foreign governments. In addition, we are providing education to international buyers, end-users, importers and regulators about the quality and diversity of U.S. animal feed, thereby enhancing market access for our industry. 

Tags: Vietnam, Global Competitiveness, China, Brazil, International Trade, Trade, Morocco
By Ivy Torres
6. Gaining Insights: A First-Timer's Perspective at IPPE

The American Feed Industry Association (AFIA) welcomed three new employees in the past six months: Taylor Lekin, Ivy Torres, and Madison Wyman. This past January, all three attended the International Production & Processing Expor in Atlanta, Ga., for the first time. Below, they share their experiences attending their first ever IPPE.  

Tags: IPPE, Vietnam, Education
By AFIA Editor
7. AFIA's Global Outreach: Strengthening Agricultural Trade and Policy by Collaborating with Vietnamese Trading Partners

For over a decade, the American Feed Industry Association’s (AFIA) global affairs team has diligently addressed policy, market access and market development issues to expand on and reach overseas markets that are vital for our members and the agricultural industry. Since 2019, the AFIA has been a Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) cooperator, granting the association access to funds to work on behalf of our members (at no extra cost to them), including fostering relationships in target markets with trade associations, government, buyers and end users. Much of this work is done through educational opportunities, and I am excited to share of a recent opportunity with a small delegation from Vietnam.  

Tags: Vietnam
By Ivy Torres
8. Hello from Vietnam!

The first week of October was very exciting for the American Feed Industry Association’s global affairs team. Gina Tumbarello, Mallory Gaines and I went to Vietnam to host AFIA’s first in-country program. Our Vietnam programs are made possible by AFIA’s cooperator status with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) and the funding awarded through the FAS’s Market Access Program (MAP).

Tags: Vietnam
By Ivy Torres
9. Industry Growth Relies on Untapped Markets

“If we don’t find overseas markets for our products, many farmers, many producers, go out of business.”

That was the message Daniel Whitley, administrator of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Foreign Agricultural Service, told the American Feed Industry Association’s Board leadership at a recent meeting. Our global policy team would strongly agree - the future of American agriculture, and the U.S. animal food industry, will be contingent on demand from beyond U.S. borders.

Tags: Trade, Federal agencies, Brazil, Russia, China, Vietnam
By Lacie Dotterweich
10. Vietnam – A Country on the Rise

From Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City, one cannot help but marvel at evidence of a rich and varied culture influenced by war, colonialism and communism. Overlaying all of this is intense growth fueled by a national commitment to economic liberalization and the desire to fully integrate into the world economy.

Tags: Trade, Vietnam
By Constance Cullman

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